Ben Scruton – The Sunday Times

Over the past few weeks Ben Scruton has been delighted to illustrate the romantic exploits of 79 year old William for The Sunday Times Magazine.

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Paul Holland illustrates An Interview with Tim Gunn

AdAge ask Paul Holland to use his fantastic portrait skills for an image of Tim Gunn.

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Jo Goodberry profile

Jo Goodberry has been busy working on some Pyeong 2018 sports related illustrations. Jo also works with Penny Girl Magazine on a regular basis doing illustration for their fiction page and recently on a series of educational work book covers Pearson. Jo is an experienced having worked extensively in advertising design and publishing.

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Jacey – Empire Magazine front cover.

Jacey was commissioned to create the cover of Empire Magazine’s March 2018 issue ‘Greatest Villains’ cover. The illustration is made up of classic movie bad guys as voted for by Empire readers. See below a few other cover images that Jacey has created for Empire over the past 12 months.

Jacey is represented by Début Art

Garry Walton for The Stylist

This month saw the release of Stylist's fabulous Suffragette special edition, with pastiche artist Garry Walton illustrating the entire issue.

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Spirited Words

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SIMON PRADES – BLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK/NORTH KOREAN HACKERS

Simon Prades was asked by Bloomberg Businessweek to illustrate a powerful cover story by a North Korean defector. Distinct from their usual style, Bloomberg opted to use conceptual artist Simon Prades to illustrate in his complex and moody technique.

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Tiago Galo’s Recent Editorial Endeavours

Phosphor Art's Tiago Galo has been brightening up the pages of magazines and newspapers of all genres recently.

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Laurence Whiteley- Euromoney

Laurence just completed an iconic illustration for the December issue of Euromoney using his propaganda poster style artwork. Laurence is a very versatile artist having been in the business since the 1980's.

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Vanessa Dell – Lack of Diversity

Inside Housing Magazine commission Vanessa Dell for an illustration exposing the lack of diversity in housing leadership.

The piece was inspired by the film poster art for 'Being John Malkovich' which involved making a crowded composition for the double page spread. For this brief the people needed to be of different ethnic backgrounds and all holding the same identical mask, hinting at the domination of white, middle-aged men in the housing leadership sector.

Vanessa Dell is represented by Illustration Ltd